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United Nations International Diplomacy Human Rights Artificial Intelligence Governance Inclusion Power

Who gets to shape AI? UN debate centres on power, trust and inclusion

Sep 30, 2026, 7:00 AM CDT

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Artificial Intelligence or AI – and the technology behind it – is moving fast. The question being asked across the world is who gets a seat at the table deciding how it's used and who gets to benefit.

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